Is there any diffences in sukin rosehip oil then others brands you can buy? If there is a diffences in brands what are they??
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I am not at all sure as I have only used the Sukin brand of which my sister brought from Australia when she was visiting.
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Hello, There is other brands, but I just Love Sukin. I have been using it for moths and I wouldn't change. The formula is very rich, smell is not strong and just 3 drops go a long way. I use it at night and every morning, I have noticed a change, softer skin and definitely radiant looking. Sukin definitely does it job by giving all the nutrients you're skin needs.
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I've used several different types of rose hips oils. There is a difference in appearance, smell, packaging, and feel, but not sure if they react with your skin any differently. Some rose hips oils have a considerable amount of vitamin e to extend it's shelf life. As for the Sukin, it has a darker, thicker feel, and a nice natural smell. Don't know if this is because they use a different process or a better quality rose hip. Another thing I like about the Sukin, is the dropper. You would think that's a no brainer, and that all manufacturers would use a great dispenser, but they don't. So, is there a difference between brands? Yes. Will your skin know the difference? Not sure.
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I've used several different types of rose hips oils. There is a difference in appearance, smell, packaging, and feel, but not sure if they react with your skin any differently. Some rose hips oils have a considerable amount of vitamin e to extend it's shelf life. As for the Sukin, it has a darker, thicker feel, and a nice natural smell. Don't know if this is because they use a different process or a better quality rose hip. Another thing I like about the Sukin, is the dropper. You would think that's a no brainer, and that all manufacturers would use a great dispenser, but they don't. So, is there a difference between brands? Yes. Will your skin know the difference? Not sure. I've used several different types of rose hips oils. There is a difference in appearance, smell, packaging, and feel, but not sure if they react with your skin any differently. Some rose hips oils have a considerable amount of vitamin e to extend it's shelf life. As for the Sukin, it has a darker, thicker feel, and a nice natural smell. Don't know if this is because they use a different process or a better quality rose hip. Another thing I like about the Sukin, is the dropper. You would think that's a no brainer, and that all manufacturers would use a great dispenser, but they don't. So, is... » Read More I've used several different types of rose hips oils. There is a difference in appearance, smell, packaging, and feel, but not sure if they react with your skin any differently. Some rose hips oils have a considerable amount of vitamin e to extend it's shelf life. As for the Sukin, it has a darker, thicker feel, and a nice natural smell. Don't know if this is because they use a different process or a better quality rose hip. Another thing I like about the Sukin, is the dropper. You would think that's a no brainer, and that all manufacturers would use a great dispenser, but they don't. So, is there a difference between brands? Yes. Will your skin know the difference? Not sure. « Show Less
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I can't see any difference. As long as there are no additives, emu oil is what it is. I recommend buying only pure emu oil. More money doesn't always mean more purity.
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What about just buying rosewater? I bought NOW rosewater concentrate, not pure oil, much milder and cheaper.
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My guess is that this is only a fragrance oil, which may or may not contain natural rose oil. I would ask the seller what ingredients are in this (it would be nice if it was posted in the description). If you want pure rose oil (rose essential oil) be prepared to spend much more than just a few bucks- it's not cheap.
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Hi Araminta, we hadn't even noticed until you commented on this. Many of our clients are indeed men. A lot of men prefer argan oil because it doesn't have fragrances and because it absorbs well. Those are very convincing reasons since men generally probably look for convenience in a personal care product and don't want to smell like a rose necessarily :-) And, argan oil simply works well for them. Nevertheless, the majority of our clientele is female. We will welcome your comments should you decide to purchase our product. Thank you for your interest. Toni Simmons Kandala
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Sukin Rose Hip Oil is fabulous because it is all natural; as it says, nothing artificial in it at all. I've recommended it to so many of my patients and now they all swear by it. Leaves the skin with such a feeling of being incredibly moisturized. Has a wonderful scent and is always fresh! Love it, love it live it.
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NOW brand has excellent oils and although the Rose absolute is pre-diluted it remains an exceptional oil of extremely high quality. It's pretty much all I purchase.
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I sent an answer already but I don't know if it went through. There is no mention of any rosebud content. Strange. Just cottonseed oil snd essential oils in a special petroleum base. Sorry. I love the pruct, however.
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I've never tried the Josie Maran argan oil. My sister turned me on to the Mogador. I'm very happy with it and saw no reason to try another brand. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
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This oil is primarily used for the skin, mostly facial skin. It is generally used to reduce scarring. That is how I came across it. I was searching the internet for something I could use to help reduce the appearance of acne scars on my face. I didn't want to use commercial preparations because they generally have not worked on me. I came across rosehip seed oil. Google "uses for rosehip seed oil" and you'll find quite a bit of interesting information. Naturally you'll have to decide what seems legit and what not but I have found that it has worked for me... and I have dark skin. Of course, any effect took a few months to really show any results but I'm happy with my purchase.
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Because ester c not a company just a form of ester C. A caution of using some cheap brands not as pure. This w2ill affect your health in the long run. Any questions.
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According to the label and literature when I last checked a few months ago, this oil comes from cold water ocean fish, not farmed......This is a reputable brand as well....and the price is reasonable.....drink it down with some warm water is one good way............
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From my online research the fishy smell is normal for pure rosehip seed oil, mine is the same in odor.I store it in the fridge and that seems to neutralize the odor somewhat
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I don't think there is a difference because the oil is the same golden brown shade in all the brands. I would prefer to buy it direct from Jamaica.
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I'm very fond on now foods brand. They have a vanilla oil with jojoba oil it's slthe real stuff. But it's not vanilla absolute. They mix it with a carrier oil. My homeopathic doctor visits their plant every year to see what's going on with the company and I trust her judgement on the quality of the company.
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All I can say is that the sensitive skin I have, I keep away from oil based lotions on my face. But when I add the Rosehip to my face lotion (for sensitive skin, of course), and make that only a drop or two, my skin feels soft and "non-oily". I'm not prone to get a lot of acne but my skin will react if I have used an oil based lotion. Checkout the Dr. Oz website, I watched his show on television and he talked about adding Rosehip oil to your face cream to alleviate dry skin, make your skin softer and to help with the skin's condition when it comes to scars, redness, etc. Hope this helped. All I can say is that the sensitive skin I have, I keep away from oil based lotions on my face. But when I add the Rosehip to my face lotion (for sensitive skin, of course), and make that only a drop or two, my skin feels soft and "non-oily". I'm not prone to get a lot of acne but my skin will react if I have used an oil based lotion. Checkout the Dr. Oz website, I watched his show on television and he talked about adding Rosehip oil to your face cream to alleviate dry skin, make your skin softer and to help with the skin's condition when it comes to scars, redness, etc. Hope this... » Read More All I can say is that the sensitive skin I have, I keep away from oil based lotions on my face. But when I add the Rosehip to my face lotion (for sensitive skin, of course), and make that only a drop or two, my skin feels soft and "non-oily". I'm not prone to get a lot of acne but my skin will react if I have used an oil based lotion. Checkout the Dr. Oz website, I watched his show on television and he talked about adding Rosehip oil to your face cream to alleviate dry skin, make your skin softer and to help with the skin's condition when it comes to scars, redness, etc. Hope this helped. « Show Less
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I get my oils from a company called Plant Therapy. Ther are other companies that are good, but have a tiered marketing system which inflates the cost. You want to look for theraputic grade essential oils which are the purest, and if they are organic, too, that is even better. There are some other good companies that sell their oils direct to you on the internet. Just look up Theraputic, Organic essential oils.